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Encircle the word that is spelt correctly. One has been done for you. 1. watter, water, weter 2. vegatables, veggetables, vegetables 3. balloon, baloon, ballon 4. hause, house, houze 5. elephant, elefant, elephant 6. spactacles, spektacles, spectacles 7. karpenter, carpenter, carpainter 8. fruitt, friut, fruit 9. receive, recieve, raceive 10. prinsipal, principal, princpal
1. watter water weter 2. vegatables veggetables vegetables 3. balloon baloon ballon 4. hause house houze 5. elefant elephant elephent 6. spactacles spektacles spectacles 7. karpenter carpenter carpainter 8. fruitt friut fruit 9. recieve receive raceive 10. prinsipal principal priRead more
1. watter water weter
2. vegatables veggetables vegetables
3. balloon baloon ballon
4. hause house houze
5. elefant elephant elephent
6. spactacles spektacles spectacles
7. karpenter carpenter carpainter
8. fruitt friut fruit
9. recieve receive raceive
10. prinsipal principal princpal
[Tips: To answer spelling questions correctly, read each option carefully and say the words aloud. Choose the one that sounds and looks right. Eliminate options that look odd or unfamiliar. Use memory tricks. Think about where you’ve seen the word—books, signs or labels. Break tricky words into parts (like spectacles → spec-ta-cles). With regular reading and practice, spelling becomes easier and more familiar over time.]
For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 English Santoor Unit 1: Let’s Have Fun Chapter 1 Papa’s Spectacles Extra Questions & Answer:
https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-5/english/chapter-1/
See lessPapa’ is a commonly used word in English to address one’s father. Say aloud the word you use for ‘father’ in your language. Make a list of such words in your notebook. Share them with the class.
In my language, we say Baba when addressing our father. Different cultures and regions use different words like Papa, Daddy, Abba, Pitaji, Appa or Pappa. These words show our love and respect for our father. Learning and sharing these terms helps us understand and appreciate different languages andRead more
In my language, we say Baba when addressing our father. Different cultures and regions use different words like Papa, Daddy, Abba, Pitaji, Appa or Pappa. These words show our love and respect for our father. Learning and sharing these terms helps us understand and appreciate different languages and builds emotional connection with family members through respectful, affectionate words.
For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 English Santoor Unit 1: Let’s Have Fun Chapter 1 Papa’s Spectacles Extra Questions & Answer:
https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-5/english/chapter-1/
See lessI go to the market, I lovingly bring you home, I sit in front of you and I cry, cry, cry. What is it?
The answer to this riddle is onion. Onions are commonly bought from the market and brought home with care. They are usually used in cooking. But when you cut them, they release a gas that causes your eyes to tear up, making it seem like they cry. This riddle uses a smart play on words to describe aRead more
The answer to this riddle is onion. Onions are commonly bought from the market and brought home with care. They are usually used in cooking. But when you cut them, they release a gas that causes your eyes to tear up, making it seem like they cry. This riddle uses a smart play on words to describe a daily kitchen item in a funny and creative way.
For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 English Santoor Unit 1: Let’s Have Fun Chapter 1 Papa’s Spectacles Extra Questions & Answer:
https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-5/english/chapter-1/
See lessWrite the poem Papa’s Spectacles in the form of a story in your notebook. Share your story with the class. You may start like this. Today, my father is unhappy…
Today, my father is unhappy. He cannot find his spectacles. It is his only pair. Without them, he can’t read the newspaper, watch TV or even cut vegetables. So, he starts searching everywhere. He checks his pockets, looks under the chair and near the window—but still can't find them. I go near him aRead more
Today, my father is unhappy. He cannot find his spectacles. It is his only pair. Without them, he can’t read the newspaper, watch TV or even cut vegetables. So, he starts searching everywhere.
He checks his pockets, looks under the chair and near the window—but still can’t find them.
I go near him and say, “Stop, Papa!”
Then I laugh and point to his head.
“Your spectacles are right there!”
Papa touches his head and smiles. “Oh no! I forgot I was wearing them!”
We both laugh. What a funny morning!
For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 English Santoor Unit 1: Let’s Have Fun Chapter 1 Papa’s Spectacles Extra Questions & Answer:
https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-5/english/chapter-1/
See lessWhat is the title of the poem?
The title of the poem is Papa's Spectacles. It is a fun and amusing poem found in the Grade 5 Santoor textbook. The poem describes a father searching frantically for his spectacles and ends humorously when the child finds them on Papa’s head. The title reflects the central object around which the stRead more
The title of the poem is Papa’s Spectacles. It is a fun and amusing poem found in the Grade 5 Santoor textbook. The poem describes a father searching frantically for his spectacles and ends humorously when the child finds them on Papa’s head. The title reflects the central object around which the story revolves.
For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 English Santoor Unit 1: Let’s Have Fun Chapter 1 Papa’s Spectacles Extra Questions & Answer:
https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-5/english/chapter-1/
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